Does anyone miss that spinny effect when you're on the airship and you're going to the Underworld?
It was in the SNES Version but in the GBA Version it was changed to a sinking effect.
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Does anyone miss that spinny effect when you're on the airship and you're going to the Underworld?
It was in the SNES Version but in the GBA Version it was changed to a sinking effect.
Yes. :(
They should've just left the airship's animations and what-not the same. It seems to move slower now.
I kind of like how it's slower. I can land the airship quicker and more precise because of it.
But I would've preferred it if the airship's speed could be controlled somehow.
yeah. you can go around the world in about 10 seconds and the moon in much less.
i do like the spinny effect when going to the underworld though.
Spinning to enter any small hole is neither technically suitable or safe. Really, what kind of impression are we giving the small kiddies by making out that it's OK to pilot airbourne vehicles in such a manner? It's damn well irresponsible! I'm glad they changed it quite frankly.
Yes. This...makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxx Power
But the spinny effect is fun. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxx Power
It's a video game. I don't really care about it being too 'realistic' or not. xD
And the spinny animation is alot better than the airship taking five minutes to enter the underworld. >_<
Yeah. I didn't like how the GBA Version felt slower than the SNES Version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Signmaker Boy
But those five minutes allow me to grab a sandwhich...Quote:
Originally Posted by EvastioYeah. I didn't like how the GBA Version felt slower than the SNES Version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Signmaker Boy
It is slower, but it hardly bothered me. If I am logging forty or more hours into a game, then a few more seconds is not going to get my knackers in a twist.
Y'all complain overmuch.